keyboard and migration bug (after first install), solved, (i think)
## Automatic notice to thread opener: If you post this kind of message into the News Category again, your Account will be disabled the problem is when you but, you get (well , thats my case) geforce kernel bug, and you boot with -x . with…
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the problem is when you but, you get (well , thats my case) geforce kernel bug, and you boot with -x .
with -x ,the loop migration begins, keyboard -> asistant -> halt -> keyboard …
if you start first with -s , mount, and delete, system/library/extensions/geforce.kext , and then reboot
the loop is gone, you can ever hear the music, and do the procedure ok.
if you start with -x (for not deleting anything) , you need to do the trick for change resolution , to skip the migration assistant.
hope this helps for v.2
no solution for ps2 keyboard, i put it just because thats the first i see when i boot.
edited to clarify. (sorry men, im from another planet, and english its not my primary language).
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I deleted geforce.kext, nv*.kext, ge*.kext but still I have the geforce kernel panic when performing a normal boot.
It works fine to boot -x but then I am told I do not have a keyboard connected. Unfortunately I don't have a USB keyboard. The mouse does not work either. I mean, my keyboard worked and mouse works when booting the DVD installer so someone please tell me there is someway around this when booting from disk, either with normal or -x mode. Thanks.